Entertainers Cricket League Celebrates International Women’s Day with Empowering CSR Initiatives.

by Awesome TV March 09, 2025 in Entertainment 0 comments community impact, cricket league, CSR activities, CSR initiatives, Dronacharya Award, empowerment, Entertainers Cricket League, equality in sports., gender diversity, Himanshu Chandan, International Women’s Day, menstrual care, Period Safe Kits, Sunita Sharma, women in sports, women umpires, women's empowerment, women’s equality, women’s health, women’s health products, women’s well-being
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Entertainers Cricket League (ECL)
The Entertainers Cricket League is proud to announce its CSR initiatives in celebration of International Women's Day. This year's festivities focus on promoting women's equality, health, and well-being through a series of impactful activities.
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Vidya Balan in Kahaani: 13 Years of Redefining Bollywood Thrillers.

by Awesome TV March 09, 2025 in Bollywood, Entertainment, Movies 0 comments 13 years, Best Actress, Bollywood history, Bollywood storytelling, Bollywood success, Bollywood thrillers, box office success, cinematic revolution, cultural milestone, empowerment, female empowerment, female protagonist, female-led thriller, film legacy, iconic performance, Indian cinema, Kahaani, Kolkata, movie milestone, powerful acting, thriller film, twist, unforgettable female lead, Vidya Bagchi, Vidya Balan, Vidya Balan performance
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Vidya Balan
Thirteen years later, Kahaani is still hailed as a benchmark—but more than anything, it's remembered as Vidya Balan’s film. A film that didn’t just entertain—it empowered. And with every rewatch, we’re reminded why she remains one of the most fearless and formidable actors of our time.
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Survivors Must Be Believed: Somy Ali’s Call for Real Change in India.

by Awesome TV March 08, 2025 in Bollywood, Entertainment 0 comments abuse prevention, body autonomy, bollywood, change is coming., Deepika Padukone, domestic violence shelters, female empowerment, human rights, India, India change, International Women’s Day, justice, Malala Yousafzai, Mental Health, Michelle Obama, Mukhtaran Mai, No More Tears, Priyanka Chopra, safe spaces, Somy Ali, survivors must be believed, trafficking survivors, women empowerment, women rising, women survivors, women's advocacy, Women's Rights, Women’s Safety, women’s voices
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Somy Ali
"Survivors must be believed. I spoke up and was ostracised, attacked, and shunned. My friends abandoned me. My story was dismissed. My work was banned. Why? Because powerful men still control the world.
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Thugesh vs The World: Street Smarts Meet Unexpected Challenges.

by Awesome TV March 08, 2025 in Entertainment, OTT 0 comments athletes, big views, boxing journey, championship rings, competition, entertainers, fight club, fight club story, humor, inspiring stories, internet icons, JioHotstar, Mahesh Keshwala, must-watch, Neeraj Goyat, personal growth, streaming, street smarts, Thugesh, Thugesh show, Thugesh vs The World, Thugesh vs The World episodes., unexpected challenges, unpredictable fun
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Thugesh
Thugesh takes on a series of unexpected challenges, facing off against opponents from diverse backgrounds—be it athletes, entertainers, or internet icons.
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Indraxi Kanjilal Advocates for Better Representation of Women in TV and Film.

by Awesome TV March 08, 2025 in Entertainment, Television 0 comments bollywood, Deepika Padukone, female characters, female lead, female protagonists, films, gender equality, gender equality in Bollywood., gender issues in film, gender pay disparity, hollywood, Indian serials, Indraxi Kanjilal, industry change, Mardaani, pay disparity, Prarthana, Pushpa Impossible, strong female characters, The Devil Wears Prada, TV industry, TV shows, women directors, women empowerment, women in entertainment., women in media, women leads, women representation, women-centric stories, women’s growth, women’s roles in films
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Indraxi Kanjilal
Women are now being portrayed more openly and realistically in films, rather than just as objects. In many Bollywood movies, women have often been shown as secondary to the hero, with little importance given to their characters.
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